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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1966

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Meredith Resumes Civil Rights March Toward Canton

James Meredith continues his one man march toward Jackson, resuming from 51 in the Tougaloo area. About 200 marchers follow as he aims to Canton edge and proceed to Pouraloa, voicing concern over protection and referencing King and broader civil rights efforts. The march, begun in Memphis, has covered 244 miles in 21 days with voter registration rallies along the route.

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Polish Cardinal Wyszynski Pressured by Protesters in Warsaw

In Warsaw a tense clash erupted outside Cardinal Wyszynski's palace as more than 1,000 demonstrators clashed with police and thousands more followed from St John’s Cathedral. The crowd chanted reverently for the primate while hecklers were drowned out by cheers during a ten minute confrontation.

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Indians stage reenactment of Custer siege at Little Big Horn

Barnett, a Montana rancher, studies General Custer and recalls 90 years since his death as Crow Indians join reenactments to retell the famous battle. The weekend events recreate Custer and 264 men facing Sioux and Cheyenne in the Little Big Horn valley.

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De Gaulle Witnesses Sputnik Launch During Soviet Visit

President Charles de Gaulle visited Novosibirsk and Leningrad to witness the Sputnik launch at the Zvezdny Cosmodrome and tour the space complex. He traveled with his son Philippe and met Soviet leaders Brezhnev and Kosygin, marking a rare Western presence at a cosmic event.

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Weather outlook promises continued heat and clear skies

The Hane tock Field weatherman forecasts warm, sunny weather with no relief tonight. Lows in the mid to upper 60s and highs around 3 to 4 above today, indicating a continued hot spell tomorrow.

Mare Hane Tock Field

Custer Pageant Rehearsal Ends Tragically For Teen

Fort Edward New York AP report recalls a tragedy at a re enactment of the Custer battle where Roy E Smith 16 of Fort River ward drowned while diving from a bridge near the Champaln Canals. The pageant features Henry Old Coyote and Medicine Crow directing with script by Crow historian. A second reader notes riders and Indians clash over portrayal while tourists watch as spectators fill the site now a national monument and cemetery.

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Cleveland violence tapers off after third night of unrest

In Cleveland badging barriers along Superior Avenue were removed as sporadic violence eased following three nights of disturbances in the Haugh area. Police reported 200 youths roamed the district Thursday, with injuries including a 14 year old Black boy shot and a white woman wounded. Police helicopters canvassed the area and a 100 member special task force patrolled blocks sealed off after gasoline arsons from rooftops.

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Bathers Gashed by Pool Pipe Explosion in Cairo

In Cairo chlorine pipes exploded at a Cavns pool causing sixty two bathers to lose consciousness. Police report thirty three treated at hospitals with some in serious condition.

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Auto safety standards win Senate approval for tougher car rules

The Senate backed a sweeping auto safety bill to set mandatory federal standards for vehicles and gear, backed by a $0,000 funding figure and a plan to overhaul highway safety. The measure seeks interim standards in 1968, followed by permanent updates, covering cars, trucks, buses, motorcycles, and makers. House action was anticipated later in the session.

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Today’s Chuckle A Fool and His Money Good Fellow Ta Be Around

A fragment from a humor column notes a fool and his money soon part, with a quip about keeping money safe around a supposedly clever trickster. The item hints at light domestic wit and social observation.

OAS to pull troops out of the Dominican Republic

The Organization of American States votes to withdraw Venezuela and other nations from the Dominican Republic peace mission. US forces begin leaving next week with about 1,100 troops from the 82nd Airborne. Aiming to complete withdrawal within 99 days amid Mexico abstention and ongoing regional negotiations.

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Four GIs Killed as Helicopter Downed Near Cambodian Border

Reported heavy fighting near the Cambodian border states four Americans were killed when their helicopter was shot down during Operation Nathan Hale northeast of Saigon. US losses described as light, while North Vietnamese casualties were reported around 2000 in ongoing Central Highlands clashes with the 25th Infantry Division.

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